Sentence examples for covers too much from inspiring English sources

Ultimately Weide covers too much ground in his two hours, leaving us a little dissatisfied by his omissions (no reference to Bob Hope, for instance, or to Groucho Marx).

Her account of how that work was done, much of it gleaned from the letters of those who found themselves forced to do it, is too richly detailed and covers too much ground to be summarized easily.

We will explore the five categories with examples in the following sections, but not the online securities trading because this kind of innovations covers too much information and beyond this paper's scope.

Perhaps Chris is right; the term "conspiracy theory" covers too much ground to be useful.

Decreased ER retention of Wnt1 in oto-deficient neurectoderm leads to premature Wnt signaling in the Wnt1 domain; in the younger, smaller oto neural plate, this Wnt activity covers too much of the anterior neural region, repressing hesx1 expression and curtailing anterior neural development.

But in all fairness, if I manage to wake up when he enters the room, I am sure to remind him that Zoe's sleeping so he doesn't make too much noise or ruffle the covers too much when he's trying to get situated and comfortable.

"Oil" is flawed in that it tries to cover too much ground and too many subtopics.

Run-of-the-mill Cash albums cover too much ground too easily.

What do you think the Guardian covered too much in 2013?

Only a quarter of people surveyed said the BBC "tries to cover too much".

But the existing law, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, covered too much speech protected by the First Amendment.